The kitchen remained the same, and I added shutter windows. I was always looking for an excuse to design with shutter windows because in the Caribbean, the humidity could be merciless. The only way I can see that being defeated is to have shutter windows and a high ceilings. I also have the option of A/C. Air Conditioning has its benefits, but soon there will be an increase in energy costs with T&TEC raising the bill, and I am looking for simpler ways to design homes with as little materials as possible, I hope this clenches it. Later, I am going even simpler, it will be my third wooden home design with a distinct Caribbean flair, and yes there will be shutter windows. I can't wait!
Now for CafféLatté Magazine's Minimalist Caribbean Home.
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Love the concept and the illustrations. Would love to see more rooms.
ReplyDeleteHey Allenoel! Actually, these are all the rooms. It has a rooftop balcony, kitchen, small tv room, two bedrooms, 2 restrooms (one on the same floor as the bedrooms and one by the garage) and dining room.
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